Hello Mukesh,

Hello Mukesh,

Index is a number illustrating the visible row index. It could be more than 9 depending on how many rows are displayed on the page. When the row is not on the current page, respectively it is not visible, its index is -1. 

That is why my suggestion is to use rows primary key in order to uniquely identify them. 

 $("#getSelRowsCategories").click(function(){
				var selectedRows = $("#grid").igGrid("selectedRows");
				if(selectedRows.length === 0) { 
				alert("There are no rows selected.");
				} else{
					$(selectedRows).each(function(index){
						alert("Selected row id:" + selectedRows[index].id + " has category:" +   $("#grid").igGrid("getCellValue", selectedRows[index].id, "CategoryName"));
					});
				}
			});

Attached you will find a working sample illustrating my idea for your reference. You can select multiple rows across pages (make sure when selecting rows on different pages that you hold the CTRL key. Otherwise all previously selected rows will be dissected) and afterwards when you click the "Get Categories for selected rows" button you will get an alert with all selected rows categories.

Please have a look at this sample and let me know if you need any further assistance with this matter.

Hello Mukesh,

I am glad that you found my suggestion helpful.

Can you please provide me more details regarding your requirement? Are you looking for event that is fired when a new row is getting selected, or for event fired after a new row is selected? Any details relevant to your scenario are going to be highly appreciated and helpful.